Safety

Q.1What should be done when somebody gets an electric shock?

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Q.2What should be done in the event of a fire in electrical wiring/gadgets?

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If the device that is causing the electrical fire is found, and you can reach the cord and outlet safely, unplug it.

Do NOT use water to put it out. Water is a natural conductor of electricity and if you throw water on an electrical fire, you can get shocked or electrocuted. Also, water may enable fire to spread by conducting electricity throughout the room and potentially igniting flammable materials.

Check your fire extinguisher. Electrical fires are a class C fire, which means that you will need an extinguisher that is appropriate for this type of fire. Most residential fire extinguishers are multi-purpose and labeled ABC, but it is crucial to verify this before using it on an electrical fire.

Q.3What are the warning signs to look out for in case of any electrical malfunction?

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Q.4 Is Earth Leakage Circuit Breaker (ELCB) recommended after electricity meter?

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Q.5What is the purpose of Neutral and Earth in a supply system?

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